Judith Adlhoch (born May 2, 1967, in Munich) is a German television presenter, producer, screenwriter, and director. She grew up in Portugal and studied theater studies, history, and philosophy in Vienna after completing her high school diploma. She began her TV career in 1988 and co-founded the production company Tango Film GmbH in 1992 with cameraman Markus Strobel, whom she married in 1996.
From 1993 to 2000, Adlhoch worked as producer and presenter of the travel magazine Voxtours on VOX. She succeeded Dieter Moor on September 12, 1993, and was replaced by Daniela Worel in March 2000. Afterwards, she presented Voxtours Explorer, Voxtours Extrem, and Voxtours Reportage from April 2004, mainly as a holiday substitute. She received several nominations and awards for her travel reports, including a 1996 German Telestar nomination, the Silver Compass in 2003, Gold Compass awards in 2004, 2005, and 2006, and the Columbus Special Award in 2007. She became a mother in September 2005. Adlhoch appeared as a talk guest on Blondes Gift in 2002, co-hosted the Women’s World Awards with Kai Wiesinger in 2004, and participated in Das perfekte Promi-Dinner in 2006. She is involved as producer, screenwriter, and director in the documentary series Im Einsatz für … with Hannes Jaenicke, which won the jury prize at the Diva-Earth Awards in 2010.
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